gasp

UK
/ɡɑːsp/
US
/ɡæsp/
gaspsubstantiv
gasps
Pl.
UK
/ɡɑːsp/
US
/ɡæsp/
Übersetzungen
She let out a gasp of surprise when she saw the gift.
Она издала вздох удивления, когда увидела подарок.
The smoke caused a gasp among the people in the room.
Дым вызвал удушье у людей в комнате.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A sudden, short intake of breath, as in shock or surprise.
She let out a gasp when she saw the surprise party waiting for her.
A convulsive catching of breath.
His gasp for air was audible as he reached the top of the stairs.
gaspverb
gasped
Präteritum
gasped
Partizip Perfekt
gasping
Gerundium
UK
/ɡɑːsp/
US
/ɡæsp/
Übersetzungen
He began to gasp for air after running up the stairs.
Он начал задыхаться после того, как поднялся по лестнице.
The audience began to gasp in surprise at the magician's trick.
Зрители начали вздыхать от удивления на трюк фокусника.
She couldn't help but gasp at the breathtaking view.
Она не могла не ахнуть от захватывающего вида.
Definitionen
To inhale suddenly with the mouth open, out of pain or astonishment.
She gasped when she saw the surprise party her friends had organized.
To struggle for breath; breathe convulsively.
He gasped for air after running up the steep hill.
To utter with a quick intake of breath.
'I can't believe it,' she gasped, unable to contain her excitement.
gaspinterjektion
UK
/ɡɑːsp/
US
/ɡæsp/
Definitionen
Used to represent or express a sudden intake of breath, typically indicating shock, surprise, or excitement.
"Gasp! You scared me," she exclaimed.
Synonyme